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But, other than guiding a header wide deep into stoppage time, the 26-year-old's threat was largely curbed.

However, the inherent complexity of biological systems and the lack of quantitative tradition in the field have largely curbed this enterprise.

However, the JNA's advance was largely curbed by the ZNG and it relieved few JNA facilities.

The practice of earmarking has largely been curbed, but the abuses of lobbying will continue to spread until Congress finally decides to act.

The mobility and covering of César Azpilicueta in the back three have complemented Gary Cahill and a so-far disciplined David Luiz, whose maverick instincts have largely been curbed as the central member of the defence.

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The approach officials are now discussing would drop the top rate as low as 26 percent, largely by curbing or eliminating tax breaks for depreciation and for domestic manufacturing.

Industry groups, which were largely unsuccessful in curbing the powers of the new bureau, are watching the developments cautiously.

He may be best remembered for leading the opposition to Tony Blair's great foreign misadventure, but Cook was actually an advocate of military action in defence of human rights, while trying (and largely failing) to curb arms sales.

The apparent defeat of Ansar al-Sharia across Benghazi and the huge outpouring of public support for the government marks an extraordinary transformation in a country where the authorities had seemed largely powerless to curb the influence of militia groups armed with heavy weapons.

But while the Trump administration's response to the opioid epidemic has largely focused on curbing access to prescription painkillers, the CDC report indicates that the spike in overdoses is likely being driven by heroin and illicit fentanyl.